Images by Ashley Gilbertson and Ava Pellor for @Puppies Behind Bars
Sponsor Our 30th Anniversary Gala
30 Years of Extraordinary Dogs. Extraordinary Change.
Join us in celebrating 30 years of transforming lives through the power of dogs.
Sponsor Recognition
All sponsors, committed by March 1, 2027, will be recognized on the Save the Date and celebration invitation, and in electronic communications and printed materials.
Sponsors receiving puppy-naming opportunities will also be recognized at the celebration by the evening’s Master of Ceremonies.
Sponsorship Opportunities
Pathfinder $3,000
- Five celebration tickets, or attendance for five PBB volunteers as your guests.
Trust Builder $6,000
- Ten celebration tickets, or attendance for ten PBB volunteers as your guests.
Bridge Builder $10,000
- Ten celebration tickets, or attendance for ten police officers or veterans and their service dogs as your guests.
Hope Builder $30,000
- Twenty celebration tickets
- A visit to your office by PBB dogs
- The opportunity to name three puppies
Impact Builder $50,000
- Twenty-five celebration tickets
- Three visits to your office by PBB dogs
- The opportunity to name an five puppies
Life Changer $100,000
- Thirty celebration tickets
- Four visits to your office by PBB dogs
- The opportunity to name an entire litter
Honorary Host Commitee
With gratitude to the following friends who have lent their names in support of our 3oth Anniversary Celebration:
Glenn Close, Roger Goodell, Kate Mara, Rooney Mara, Mel Robbins, Leslie Bibb & Sam Rockwell.
As a Benefit Committee member, you would:
- Commit to two event tickets (at $500 each)
- Be recognized by name on our Save the Date and invitation (please respond by March 1, 2027 )
- Help us spread the word about this important celebration
We hope you’ll lend your name and support as we celebrate this remarkable milestone.
For more information contact douglas@pupplesbehindbars.com or call 212-680-9562.
Puppies Behind Bars trains incarcerated individuals to raise service dogs for wounded war veterans and first responders, facility dogs for police departments and schools, and explosive-detection canines for law enforcement. Puppies enter prison at the age of 8 weeks and live with their incarcerated puppy-raisers for
approximately 24 months. As the puppies mature into well-loved, well-behaved dogs, their raisers learn what it means to contribute to society rather than take from it.